The American house has been swelling for decades.
Restylane often causes bruising and swelling for a few days.
"We hope for less pain and swelling for a few weeks or months," Dr. Okuku said.
Skull removal to address cerebral swelling for traumatic brain injury and severe stroke first became widespread in the 1970s.
Protests over poor service delivery have been swelling for years, sometimes fatally, but the scale of Marikana looks like a watershed.
Support has been swelling for open-access scientific publishing: doing it online, in a way that allows anyone to read papers free of charge.
The crowd outside the Socialist party headquarters near the banks of the Seine had been swelling for hours until the main street and all the roads around it were filled to bursting with a swaying, flag-waving, feverishly happy crowd.
In a lawsuit filed soon afterward, lawyers representing shareholders contended that Bristol-Myers executives had known about the cases of severe swelling for months, but the company had publicly described only the positive results of clinical trials.
It feels as though winter will peel away in a single night, like the suede husk of a magnolia bud swelling for bloom, as Gilbert White might put it.
If the heart problem is under control, Dr. Kaye said, it may well be a good idea to reduce the dose of the person's diuretic, trading a little bit of ankle swelling for a good night's sleep — and far less risk of falling.
The genitals of the volunteers were connected to plethysmographs — for the men, an apparatus that fits over the penis and gauges its swelling; for the women, a little plastic probe that sits in the vagina and, by bouncing light off the vaginal walls, measures genital blood flow.
